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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1919
Page
8
An old advertisement urges readers to keep Sloan's Liniment for aches and pains from rheumatism and muscle strains. It touts fast penetration without rubbing, available in 35c 70c and 140 pricing, appealing to a broad audience.
Washington reports the state department seeks confirmation or denial from its agents in Russia about conflicting news on the fate of Petrograd and Kronstadt as of October 20. The inquiry aims to verify the status of these key cities amid ongoing developments.
King Albert and Queen Victoria arrived in Colorado after a long Sunday in New Mexico aboard the royal train. Bell salutes greeted the party at Isleta as Indians and cowboys staged war dances and exhibitions. A Navajo judge Silajotza met the king in Gallup while a brakeman injured earlier received a medal from the queen.
A pie social will be held at Luhrig Wednesday evening October 22 to raise funds for Luhrig schools. Professor Morgan will present a short address described as a humdinger, and additional features are expected for a good time and to support the schools.
Troy Grange will hold an open meeting on Saturday October 25 at 1 o clock in Troy Coolville Ohio A state speaker will discuss classification of property Readers are invited to attend to hear and heed the talk to better understand the subject
Mrs John Campliman of Columbus Ohio endorses Farle's Hypo Cod as a stomach tonic that restored her husband’s appetite and sleep. The ad claims many neighbors use the product and urges readers to take a mental health inventory and buy a bottle for 1.20 plus tax from Kee Drug Co. and local druggists.
Report highlights widespread glacier retreat across Switzerland with one glacier especially reduced by more than 1000 feet, signaling significant long term impacts on landscape and runoff patterns. Glaciologists warn that continued warming may accelerate loss and alter water supply.
Tony Robak aged about 48 died last night from injuries after being thrown beneath a wagon on a steep hill near his home. He was driving a recently bought horse when the wagon wheel hit a sewer line, the horse reared and the wagon passed over him. He leaves a widow and several children.
Nugent Gingerella, 53, an employee at Hisylvania mine 22, was struck by a train Monday afternoon around three o clock while returning from the mine. He suffered a fractured collar bone and severe chest bruises after stepping onto another track in front of a moving train. His wife, Mrs. Gingerella, was also injured when thrown from a wagon and confined to bed.
The Jacksonville and Millfield baseball teams meet in the final game of a three game series at Millfield next Sunday afternoon with first pitch at 2 30. Jacksonville won the opener 5 to 4 and Millfield took the second 4 to 0 making the upcoming clash highly anticipated as the season finale at Millfield.
Isaac Shrap aged 60 died yesterday morning while tending a kitchen fire at his residence. He leaves a widow and several children. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev. Orr with burial at Greenlawn Cemetery near Nelsonville.
Miss Maud Edwards returns from China and will speak at the M. E. church in West Jacksonville on Wednesday evening October 22 at 7 30. The Free Methodist Woman's Foreign Missionary Society hosts the event and invites all to attend.
Joseph Clark, aged veteran of the war, spends fall in Elmore Ottawa county with son and daughter in law F. P. Clark. He longs for a farm if he were 50 years younger. Rev. Miles E. Hoon conducts a meeting at Hoy West Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hoon return from Elmore visiting the Clark family.
Mr and Mrs J E Jones and Mr and Mrs John Angle return to Pennsylvania after a ten day visit with relatives and friends in this city They traveled by car in Mr Joness vehicle.
A pie social will be held at Hocking School on Friday evening October 24 to aid the school library. Everyone is welcome to attend. An island in New Zealand approximately three miles around is noted for its sulphur gypsum composition.
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